Observation

Candidates were required to draw the floor plan, front elevation and section of the three bedroom bungalow.  Most of the candidates attempted this question and the performance was satisfactory.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Candidates were required to do the following:

(A)        FLOOR PLAN

1. draw to scale 1:100 (16,050 x 10, 800  ± 10 mm);
2. draw the walls (internal and external) outline;
3. draw 24 windows;
4. draw 11 doors;
5. draw cutting plane P-P;
6. draw the dwarf wall and beam;
7. identify and label the apartments;
8. write floor plan.

 

The solution is shown below:

           

 

 

(B)        FRONT ELEVATION

1. draw to scale 1:100;
2. draw the G.L.;
3. draw the floor finish;
4. draw 2 columns and 1 vertical wall;
5. draw the beam;
6. draw the dwarf wall and coping; 
7. draw 3 in 1 window and 2 in 1 window;
8. draw double flush door;
9. draw the roof/ridge cap;
10. draw the eaves projection;
11. write front elevation.

 

The solution shown below:

 

(C)        SECTIONAL ELEVATION P-P

1. draw to scale 1:50;
2. draw 4 foundation footings/blinding/walls;
3. draw earth filling and hard core;
4. draw the ground line (G/L);
5. draw the concrete slab, screed and finished floor;
6. draw 3 walls in section;
7. draw 1 dwarf wall with coping;
8. draw 1 door in section;
9. draw 1 window in section;
10. draw 2 RC lintels;
11. draw door in elevation;
12. draw RC beam;
13. draw the ceiling board and joist;
14. draw 2 wall plates;

 

1. draw the roof, tie beam, rafter, purlin, roofing sheet, strut and king post;
2. draw ridge cap;
3. draw fascia board;
4. for drawing the eaves projections;
5. for writing section P-P;
6. neatness and quality of lines.

 

The solution is shown below: